PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT 65W AC Charger for Dell Inspiron XPS 4.5x3.0mm 7.4x5.0mm
65 W laptop charger fits Dell Inspiron and XPS models with 4.5 × 3.0 mm or 7.4 × 5.0 mm tips, 110–240 V input and 8.8 ft cord
- Battery TypeLaptop Batteries
- Fits Dell Inspiron and XPS models with 4.5x3.0mm or 7.4x5.0mm sockets
- Delivers 65W at 19.5V 3.34A for reliable laptop charging
- Works worldwide on 110-240V input for travel convenience
- 8ft cord length gives flexible placement at desks or outlets
- CE and FCC safety certified for protected operation
65W AC Charger for Dell Inspiron and XPS
This 65W adapter powers Dell Inspiron 15-7000 15-5000 15-3000 17-7000 17-5000 17-3000 13-7000 11-3000 2 in 1 Series and XPS 9350 9360 laptops. It replaces part numbers KXTTW 04H6VH 4H6VH ADP-45XD BA D0KFY 332-1827 3RGOT JHJX0 CDF57 0CDF57 JT9DM DA45NM131 LA45NM140 HA45NM140. Buyers with laptops that use a different connector size or a higher wattage requirement cannot use this unit.
Thermals noise and power draw
The charger accepts 110-240V input and delivers 19.5V 3.34A at 65W maximum output. It operates without a fan so it produces no audible noise during normal use. The 8.8ft cord provides reach between the wall outlet and the laptop.
Dual-tip connector and safety marks
The cable ends in a reversible tip that fits both 4.5x3.0mm and 7.4x5.0mm sockets on supported models. The adapter carries CE and FCC safety certificates confirming compliance with declared standards. No software or extra accessories are bundled.
Highlights
- Fits Dell Inspiron and XPS models with 4.5x3.0mm or 7.4x5.0mm sockets
- Delivers 65W at 19.5V 3.34A for reliable laptop charging
- Works worldwide on 110-240V input for travel convenience
- 8ft cord length gives flexible placement at desks or outlets
- CE and FCC safety certified for protected operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 4.5x3.0mm or 7.4x5.0mm plug to my Dell Inspiron without forcing the wrong tip?
Match the plug size to your laptop's power socket — 4.5 mm by 3.0 mm or 7.4 mm by 5.0 mm — then insert straight in; forcing the wrong tip damages the port.
Which parts of this 65W adapter typically wear out first and need replacing?
The 8.8 ft output cable and the barrel connector see the most stress; replace the whole unit if the cord frays or the tip becomes loose.
At what point does the 19.5V 3.34A output hit its limit during continuous heavy loads?
The adapter delivers a maximum of 65 W; sustained draws at or above that level will trigger its internal protection and shut down output.
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